I just think it's nice that a legacy of the Empire is this British chap, who in his early 20s as an army officer in the sub-continent ended up as a teacher and stuck at it for 70 years in a remote part of what's now Pakistan. He obviously has the respect of his fellow teachers and pupils.
My general feeling is that although many crimes were committed in the name of the British Empire, actually most people affected by it probably got quite a good deal compared to the alternatives on offer. We were an occupying power in a lot of places, which is wrong but you also have to admit we were fairly benign.
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